The family money app
A month from now, your ten-year-old explains how Costco makes money at the dinner table. Your teen has a watchlist. And Sunday night means family class — not another argument about screen time.
Education first. Practice money only. Cancel anytime.
The weekly rhythm
Money education fails when it's a firehose. So we made it a rhythm — small enough to keep, strong enough to compound.
Sunday's class teaches a single money idea — properly, the way a great teacher would.
Then the club dissects a business your family already buys from — where the money really goes.
Kids hunt companies in their own house. Parents get the dinner question. Everyone posts what they found.
The family watchlist
Your kid picks Nike because half their closet is a swoosh. Fine — that's how it starts. But before anyone calls it a favorite, the family has to answer the real questions: how does it make money, what's the strength, what's the risk? The app literally won't let you skip the thinking.
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Unlocks when research is doneReal lessons — try one now
That phone isn't a screenshot — it's an actual FIC lesson running on this page. Narrated, animated, quizzed. This is "Anatomy of a Candlestick" from the teens track, exactly as members see it.
Every track — parents, teens, kids — gets lessons built this way: one idea at a time, with a teacher's patience.
Play one round
Every candle on every chart is a finished fight — buyers versus sellers, with the whole story drawn in wax and wick. Watch the candle form, then call the fight. The shape never lies.
This is exactly what the lessons and games teach inside FIC — your kids will read charts the way they read comics.
Watch the candle form, then read the fight.
Real candle shapes. Real answers. The wick tells the truth.
"The best time to teach your kids money was ten years ago. The second-best time is this Sunday's class."
Join FIC — $99/mo
The practice area
A full-screen practice chart with live market data, a paper-money simulator, and the games arcade — because reading a chart is a literacy, and literacy takes reps. Kids start on clean line charts; teens and parents get the full candle toolkit.
The clubhouse
Here's what actually happens: your daughter finishes her research on Apple, and it shows up in the feed. Another family congratulates her. She posts her pick with the family's reasoning — live price attached. The club runs on real work, not hot takes. Kids post beside parents with clear age badges, and the house rules are simple: education only, never advice.
Lessons & credentials
The work adds up to titles a kid says out loud: "I made Analyst this week." Families compete by average XP, so the family of three beats the family of six fair and square.
Live, every week
Sunday, the whole club gets on the live class and breaks down the week's company together. Miss it? The replay is in the app before bedtime. Parents get their own corner — the dinner-table questions, how to explain risk without fear — and a report card that shows exactly where each kid shines. You'll never wonder if it's working.
Membership
One membership. Every parent, every kid, every feature.
Family Investing Club
$99/month
Ready for the deep end? The Family Trading Academy adds a six-week live, beginner-to-trade-ready program on top of everything in FIC.